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I love French movies, and I should have waited more comments on IMDb in order not to burst my "french movies are great" bubble. Anyhow it's about a guy who is getting married soon to his boyfriend. But one morning he wakes up aside a very attractive girl. then in number of "fortunate" events she gets drown into his life and company. That provokes a ball of lies that's getting bigger with every moment. A great help with that comes out of his business partner who is a classic "I'm all about looks, but I will fall in love in someone less pretty" cliché. At some point the ball of lies brakes and truth comes out. Every character in the movie just represent a series of clichés.

I've mentioned so many times before that I don't generally enjoy gay-themed movies. I decided to give this a go due to Franck Gastambide.

What started out as a fun gay comedy quickly transformed into the very reason why I don't watch gay films. This is yet another gay-themed movie about a confused gay man. Yawn. Need I say more...?

The film's lead, Jeremie (Pio Marmai) is not a likable character at all, and actually a complete, confused, spineless idiot. He makes mistake upon mistake, with questionable actions. His character doesn't suit the part of someone who owns a successful company. Franck Gastambide steals the show as Charles - the film's best and most interesting character by far. Gastambide is also the best actor, and the only reason I endured this until the end.

Speaking of the end, surely this ending won't appeal to gay people?? I found the ending completely unsatisfying.

Would I watch it again? Definitely not.

The story was pretty appalling and totally uncomfortable. A gay guy turning straight after a one night stand with a girl 👀

In the middle of all this, Camille Cottin is great, as usual.

Amazing movie for open minded people only because it takes some experience to understand what it talks about; true love, life, lgbt-ism... Family links, mutual understanding, tolerance.

I am a gay man and it's the first time I rate a movie. The whole idea is preposterous and homophobic. It just doesn't happen like that and the concept of this absurd undermines the inner struggle gay men have to understand and embrace their feelings. You can't "cure" and straighten yourself up. Pure nonsense and sad.